CFML-FM (Burnaby, BC)

CFML-FM serves as the campus radio station for the British Columbia Institute of Technology, located in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.

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CIMS and Ideal Welders contribute $100K each to BCIT and the future Trades and Technology Complex

Jan 17, 2025 | commons.bcit.ca | Sally Lee

BCIT is pleased to announce Canadian Industrial Mills Services (CIMS) and Ideal Welders Ltd.’s donations of $100,000 to the Institute to support the development of the new Trades and Technology Complex. In recognition of the extraordinary partnerships with CIMS and Ideal Welders and to celebrate their transformative gifts, BCIT Foundation hosted an event honouring the two industry leaders and their commitment to the BCIT INSPIRE Campaign.
Expanding a world of STEAM possibilities for youth

Nov 22, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Sally Lee

The BCIT Foundation works with donors in exceptional ways. On November 20, 2024, the Cmolik Foundation partnered with the BCIT Foundation, BCIT School of Health Sciences, and School of Construction and the Environment to provide a unique and inspiring experience for youth. A total of 107 grade five students from Lena Shaw Elementary School in Surrey participated in a full day of hands-on learning activities at the Burnaby Campus as part of the Expanding Horizons field trip.
Have you ever gone through traumas?

Nov 20, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Rifat Islam

I think traumas is one of those things that we don’t like to talk about but probably should. It is heavy, complicated and more personal. Still, it’s something that many of us share in one way or another. I believe traumas always leave a mark or significant memory inside you. It changes how we see ourselves, how we treat other people, and how we get around in the world. But here is the thing, suffering doesn’t make you who you are today even it is only a small part of your life.
Why is good sleep important?

Nov 19, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Rifat Islam

I used to think sleep was overrated. As a full-time student juggling classes, assignments and a part-time job, my schedule was packed, and something had to give less concern. That something was having a good sleep. I often stayed up until 2 or 3 a.m., either studying for exam or playing video games, and sometimes watching entire Netflix series in one sitting. I mean why not? After all, coffee could fix everything, right?
Is Marijuana Good or Bad?

Nov 18, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Rifat Islam

Marijuana has always been a hot topic of debate. Well after doing some research I got to know that some people call it a magic plant that can help with health problems, while others call it a gateway drug that can lead to other problems in society. For me, the answer isn’t as simple as “good” or “bad” rather it’s complicated and somehow personal, but don’t you worry because I will be giving you more details.
Festive Fun: Must-See Christmas Events This Season

Nov 10, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Kelsey K. Wong

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… well maybe not outside. But the holiday season is just around the corner and there’s lots of festive events happening around the Lower Mainland to get you in the holiday spirit. The VanDusen Festival of Lights is a popular annual holiday event held at the VanDusen Botanical Garden. It transforms the beautiful garden into a dazzling winter wonderland with over a million lights illuminating the pathways, trees and landscapes.
The Art of Thrifting

Nov 10, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Kelsey K. Wong

I have a back and forth relationship with thrifting. Throughout some periods of my life, I would frequent thrift shops pretty regularly. And other periods of my life, I would rarely go to the thrift shop. When I’m in the mood for the hunt and excited to look through racks and racks of items, thrifting can be so exciting and enjoyable. But when you exit the store empty handed, it can feel like wasted time.
Where Have All the Third Spaces Gone?

Nov 10, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Kelsey K. Wong

Third spaces are crucial to our social well-being, but they have become increasingly difficult to find. What are third places you may ask? Third places are locations that facilitate social interaction and productivity-free conversation outside of the office and home. A place where public relaxation is encouraged and you encounter “regulars” and the potential for new connections. It’s where you can hang out and just be, where nothing is expected of you and you can just relax.
When You Just Can’t Seem to Fall Asleep

Nov 10, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Kelsey K. Wong

Have you had your fair share of sleepless nights? You toss and turn, you count the imaginary sheep and you still can’t fall asleep. It’s frustrating and sometimes it can feel like a never-ending zero-win battle with yourself. Whether these nights are rare or a habitual occurrence for you, I’ve gathered some great tips and tricks to help you get some shut eye when you need it the most. Start by dimming your lights.
Are You a Fan of TV and Movie Reboots?

Nov 3, 2024 | commons.bcit.ca | Kelsey K. Wong

The entertainment industry has seen a surge in the number of reboots, remakes and revivals of beloved television shows and films as of late. This increase has sparked debates among audiences and fandoms, with some embracing the nostalgia of familiar stories and characters while others criticize the lack of originality in Hollywood. We will explore the phenomenon of reboots, examine their motivations, the impact on the industry and audiences and what the future holds for this trend.